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Surf Life Saving Great Britain 2011 Masters Championships Portreath Bay 20Th - 21St August 2011 Surf Life Saving Great Britain 2011 Masters Championships Portreath Bay 20th - 21st August 2011 Overall Aggregates Male Female Total Gold Silver Bronze Portreath SLSC 1286.5 Woolacombe SLSC 589 Portreath SLSC 1754 27 22 22 Saunton Sands SLSC 1120.25 Rhoose 519 Saunton Sands SLSC 1519.75 13 12 12 Woolacombe SLSC 856.75 Portreath SLSC 467.5 Woolacombe SLSC 1445.75 24 31 17 Croyde SLSC 508.5 Saunton Sands SLSC 399.5 Rhoose 737 17 6 12 Porthtowan SLSC 461.5 Crantock SLSC 316 Porthtowan SLSC 618.5 9 3 5 Bude SLSC 414 Porthtowan SLSC 157 Branksome Chine 533 2 13 10 Branksome Chine 408 Sker & Pink Bay 147 Croyde SLSC 508.5 8 1 4 Sker & Pink Bay 347 Branksome Chine 125 Sker & Pink Bay 494 6 13 3 Midland Surf 298 Dawlish Warren SLSC 110 Crantock SLSC 468.5 13 2 6 Gyllyngvase SLSC 238 Llantwit Major 110 Bude SLSC 458 7 4 10 Rhoose 218 Harlyn SLSC 70 Midland Surf 298 1 2 7 Perranporth SLSC 153 Newquay SLSC 60 Gyllyngvase SLSC 238 2 2 1 Crantock SLSC 152.5 Bude SLSC 44 Perranporth SLSC 182 2 2 1 Pen-Y-Bont 119 Perranporth SLSC 29 Dawlish Warren SLSC 172 1 6 1 Porthmawr 82 North Worcester 20.5 Newquay SLSC 140 7 Newquay SLSC 80 Bideford Bay SLSC Pen-Y-Bont 119 1 3 2 Dawlish Warren SLSC 62 Crawley Town LSC Llantwit Major 110 1 4 2 Polzeath SLSC 56 Croyde SLSC Porthmawr 82 1 3 North Worcester 30 Gyllyngvase SLSC Harlyn SLSC 70 1 1 Bideford Bay SLSC 20 Midland Surf Polzeath SLSC 56 1 2 Crawley Town LSC Pen-Y-Bont North Worcester 50.5 1 Harlyn SLSC Polzeath SLSC Bideford Bay SLSC 20 Llantwit Major Porthmawr Crawley Town LSC Female 30-39yrs Surf Race Male 30-39yrs Surf Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 20 SK6 Sophie Moore 30-39 Sker & Pink Bay 1 20 PB2 Richard Watkins 30-39 Pen-Y-Bont 2 18 BC7 Jess Hanafin 30-39 Branksome Chine 2 18 BC3 Greg Pienaar 30-39 Branksome Chine 3 16 CK3 Naomi Page 30-39 Crantock 3 16 PB1 Craig Robinson 30-39 Pen-Y-Bont 4 14 SS5 Ann Baines 30-39 Saunton Sands 4 14 PW1 Shaun Richards 30-39 Porthtowan 5 13 HA1 Belinda Peres 30-39 Harlyn 5 13 CK6 Guy Blackford 30-39 Crantock 6 12 CK4 Emmie Seward 30-39 Crantock 6 12 PT12 Andrew Young 30-39 Portreath 7 11 PT18 Emma Phillips 30-39 Portreath 7 11 SS8 Tim Chesworth 30-39 Saunton Sands 8 10 CK2 Elaine Uff 30-39 Crantock 8 10 PT22 Danny Marsh 30-39 Portreath 9 8 PW5 Lizzie Bird 30-39 Porthtowan 9 8 PT10 Matt Bull 30-39 Portreath 10 7 SS2 Sara Jones 30-39 Saunton Sands 10 7 SS7 Gary Wright 30-39 Saunton Sands 11 6 PT5 Cath Bray 30-39 Portreath 11 6 CY6 Leroy Thommen 30-39 croyde 12 5 PT29 Krystyna Piotrowicz 30-39 Portreath 12 5 BC6 James Best 30-39 Branksome Chine 13 4 PW9 Kim-Marie Clothier 30-39 Porthtowan 13 4 BC2 Chris Oliver 30-39 Branksome Chine 14 3 SS3 Kath Patten 30-39 Saunton Sands 14 3 SS10 Tim Lark 30-39 Saunton Sands 15 2 PT3 Debbie Dominguez 30-39 Portreath 15 2 SS9 James Johnson 30-39 Saunton Sands 16 16 1 PT34 Nathan Mann 30-39 Portreath Female 40-44yrs Surf Race Male 40-44yrs Surf Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 20 RH1 Karen O'Donoghue-Harris40-44 Rhoose 1 20 CK1 Mark Forrester 40-44 Crantock 2 18 DW1 Clare Frank 40-44 Dawlish Warren 2 18 SK1 Glenn Clatworthy 40-44 Sker & Pink Bay 3 16 RH2 Liz Wong 40-44 Rhoose 3 16 PT9 Steve Eva 40-44 Portreath 4 14 SS6 Georgina Martin 40-44 Saunton Sands 4 14 MS2 Richard Davidson 40-44 Midland Surf 5 5 13 SS25 Mark Plumbridge 40-44 Saunton Sands 6 6 12 WO4 Andy Surridge 40-44 Woolacombe 7 7 11 PT30 Keith Hollis 40-44 Portreath 8 8 10 WO2 Mark Redrup 40-44 Woolacombe 9 9 8 PT7 Chris Hewitt 40-44 Portreath 10 10 7 BU2 PAUL COTTLE 40-44 Bude 11 11 6 CY2 Steve Griggs 40-44 croyde 12 12 5 CY3 Carl Priscott 40-44 croyde 13 13 4 CY4 James Hood 40-44 croyde 14 14 3 WO3 Jason Clark 40-44 Woolacombe 15 15 2 SS11 Jon Bowen 40-44 Saunton Sands 16 16 1 SS12 Simon Derges 40-44 Saunton Sands Female 45-49 yrs Surf Race Male 45-49 yrs Surf Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 20 PT21 Nikki Kendall 45-49 Portreath 1 20 NQ1 SCOTT WOOD 45-49 Newquay 2 18 WO14 Helen Roberts 45-49 Woolacombe 2 18 PT17 Paul Richards 45-49 Portreath 3 16 RH4 Carol Miller 45-49 Rhoose 3 16 MS3 Darren Cordan 45-49 Midland Surf 4 4 14 SS17 Chris Dumont 45-49 Saunton Sands 5 5 13 GY4 Clive Boyes-Hunter 45-49 Gyllyngvase 6 6 12 BC5 Ian Robinson 45-49 Branksome Chine 7 7 11 SS15 Jeff Priddis 45-49 Saunton Sands 8 8 10 GY1 Paul Hills 45-49 Gyllyngvase 9 9 8 PP7 Mitchell Barber 45-49 Perranporth 10 10 7 WO7 Mike Horstead 45-49 Woolacombe 11 11 6 BU3 GRAHAM KEAT 45-49 Bude 12 12 5 SS19 Robert Barnes 45-49 Saunton Sands 13 13 4 PP2 Simon Lawrence 45-49 Perranporth 14 14 3 BB1 PAUL TOBIN 45-49 Bideford Bay 15 15 2 SS14 Pete Purchase 45-49 Saunton Sands 16 16 1 WO6 Colin Lewis 45-49 Woolacombe SS13 Andy Bennett 45-49 Saunton Sands PT11 Phil Drew 45-49 Portreath PT15 Steve Hancock 45-49 Portreath Female 50-54 yrs Surf Race Male 50-54 yrs Surf Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 20 WO17 Debbie Turner 50-54 Woolacombe 1 20 WO12 John Ward 50-54 Woolacombe 2 18 WO16 Annette Deasy 50-54 Woolacombe 2 18 SS20 Mark Henry 50-54 Saunton Sands 3 3 16 SS22 Robert Bunney 50-54 Saunton Sands 4 4 14 BC1 Anthony Harris 50-54 Branksome Chine 5 5 13 BU4 STUART MURRAY 50-54 Bude 6 6 12 PT1 Stefan Piotrowicz 50-54 Portreath 7 7 11 WO10 Kevin Turner 50-54 Woolacombe 8 8 10 SK3 Mike Childs 50-54 Sker & Pink Bay 9 9 8 SS21 Peter Dyer 50-54 Saunton Sands 10 10 7 SK2 Gareth Harris 50-54 Sker & Pink Bay 11 11 6 PT8 Richard Green 50-54 Portreath 12 12 5 WO9 Chris Mooney 50-54 Woolacombe 13 13 4 PT6 Adrian Green 50-54 Portreath 14 14 15 15 16 16 Female 55-59 yrs Surf Race Male 55-59 yrs Surf Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 1 20 RH7 Dave Cooper 55-59 Rhoose 2 2 18 DW2 Neil Johnson 55-59 Dawlish Warren 3 3 16 PM3 Jeff Rogers 55-59 Porthmawr 4 4 14 CY1 Peter Makepeace 55-59 Croyde 5 5 13 GY5 Bill Holliday 55-59 Gyllyngvase 6 6 12 SS23 Colin Davie 55-59 Saunton Sands 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 Female 60yrs + Surf Race Male 60yrs + Surf Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 20 PT4 Beth Mottart 60+ Portreath 1 20 CY7 Richard Windsor 60+ croyde 2 2 18 PT2 Jerry Piotrowicz 60+ Portreath 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 Female 30-39yrs Board Race Male 30-39yrs Board Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 20 BC7 Jess Hanafin 30-39 Branksome Chine 1 20 PP1 Andrew Byatt 30-39 Perranporth 2 18 SK6 Sophie Moore 30-39 Sker & Pink Bay 2 18 PT32 Ollie Shilston 30-39 Portreath 3 16 CK2 Elaine Uff 30-39 Crantock 3 16 PT20 Tim Widdershoven 30-39 Portreath 4 14 CK4 Emmie Seward 30-39 Crantock 4 14 CK6 Guy Blackford 30-39 Crantock 5 13 PW5 Lizzie Bird 30-39 Porthtowan 5 13 PT12 Andrew Young 30-39 Portreath 6 12 PT18 Emma Phillips 30-39 Portreath 6 12 PB1 Craig Robinson 30-39 Pen-Y-Bont 7 11 HA1 Belinda Peres 30-39 Harlyn 7 11 BC3 Greg Pienaar 30-39 Branksome Chine 8 10 PT29 Krystyna Piotrowicz 30-39 Portreath 8 10 PW1 Shaun Richards 30-39 Porthtowan 9 8 SS3 Kath Patten 30-39 Saunton Sands 9 8 PB2 Richard Watkins 30-39 Pen-Y-Bont 10 7 CK3 Naomi Page 30-39 Crantock 10 7 PW2 John Craze 30-39 Porthtowan 11 6 PT5 Cath Bray 30-39 Portreath 11 6 PT22 Danny Marsh 30-39 Portreath 12 5 PW8 Lowenna Bradley 30-39 Porthtowan 12 5 PT10 Matt Bull 30-39 Portreath 13 4 SS5 Ann Baines 30-39 Saunton Sands 13 4 CY6 Leroy Thommen 30-39 croyde 14 3 SS2 Sara Jones 30-39 Saunton Sands 14 3 BC6 James Best 30-39 Branksome Chine 15 2 PT3 Debbie Dominguez 30-39 Portreath 15 2 BC2 Chris Oliver 30-39 Branksome Chine 16 1 PW9 Kim-Marie Clothier 30-39 Porthtowan 16 1 SS8 Tim Chesworth 30-39 Saunton Sands Female 40-44yrs Board Race Male 40-44yrs Board Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 20 RH1 Karen O'Donoghue-Harris40-44 Rhoose 1 20 CK1 Mark Forrester 40-44 Crantock 2 18 DW1 Clare Frank 40-44 Dawlish Warren 2 18 SK1 Glenn Clatworthy 40-44 Sker & Pink Bay 3 16 RH2 Liz Wong 40-44 Rhoose 3 16 WO4 Andy Surridge 40-44 Woolacombe 4 14 SS6 Georgina Martin 40-44 Saunton Sands 4 14 CY5 Ian Bennett 40-44 croyde 5 13 RH3 Sue Blake 40-44 Rhoose 5 13 CY3 Carl Priscott 40-44 croyde 6 6 12 PT7 Chris Hewitt 40-44 Portreath 7 7 11 WO2 Mark Redrup 40-44 Woolacombe 8 8 10 CY4 James Hood 40-44 croyde 9 9 8 MS2 Richard Davidson 40-44 Midland Surf 10 10 7 PT9 Steve Eva 40-44 Portreath 11 11 6 WO3 Jason Clark 40-44 Woolacombe 12 12 5 BU2 PAUL COTTLE 40-44 Bude 13 13 4 RH9 Alan Wadey 40-44 Rhoose 14 14 3 MS1 John Arnold 40-44 Midland Surf 15 15 2 PT13 David Williams 40-44 Portreath 16 16 1 RH10 Stuart Wong 40-44 Rhoose Female 45-49 yrs Board Race Male 45-49 yrs Board Race Place Points Code Name Age Club Place Points Code Name Age Club 1 20 WO15 Nicola Oliver 45-49 Woolacombe 1 20 NQ1 SCOTT WOOD 45-49 Newquay 2 18 WO14 Helen Roberts 45-49 Woolacombe 2 18 BC5 Ian Robinson 45-49 Branksome Chine 3 16 PT21 Nikki Kendall 45-49 Portreath 3 16 WO5 Richard Lark 45-49 Woolacombe 4 14 RH4 Carol Miller 45-49 Rhoose 4 14 GY1 Paul Hills 45-49 Gyllyngvase 5 5 13 PP2 Simon Lawrence 45-49 Perranporth 6 6 12 BU3 GRAHAM KEAT 45-49 Bude 7 7 11 MS3 Darren Cordan 45-49 Midland Surf 8 8 10 SS17 Chris Dumont 45-49 Saunton Sands 9 9 8 SK5 Hugh Murray 45-49 Sker & Pink Bay 10 10 7 BB1 PAUL TOBIN 45-49 Bideford Bay 11 11 6 SS18 Craig Berry 45-49 Saunton Sands 12 12 5 SS16 Richard Connor 45-49 Saunton Sands 13 13 4 SS15 Jeff Priddis 45-49 Saunton Sands 14 14 3 PP7 Mitchell Barber 45-49 Perranporth 15 15 2 WO7 Mike Horstead 45-49 Woolacombe 16 16 1 GY4 Clive Boyes-Hunter
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